(Recently I have put some posts on Quora blog Swarocean which I am going to henceforth
cross-post here. The blog is about songs which are not very well known but are
rare accomplishments in their own rights. Unheard tunes, in different
languages, but each make a sound which kick up a familiar feeling somewhere. That
the world emanates from you. That
feeling of अहं ब्रह्मास्मि. Music, indeed knows no boundaries. But close your eyes and feel that the music
makes you limitless as well.)
If you have seen the recent movie Ram-Leela (I hope I am not stoned by Hindu Right for this), then you must have heard a Gujrati folk song featured in it called Mor bane tanghat kare. While this version is nice in its own manner with the modern (read intrusive) arrangements, I came across the original, more authentic version of it via a friend which I am posting here.
I don't know anything about it except that it is about a peacock in rain, so would love it if someone knowledgeable shares some more information about this song.
If you have seen the recent movie Ram-Leela (I hope I am not stoned by Hindu Right for this), then you must have heard a Gujrati folk song featured in it called Mor bane tanghat kare. While this version is nice in its own manner with the modern (read intrusive) arrangements, I came across the original, more authentic version of it via a friend which I am posting here.
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